Northwestern University School of Communication
print publications
Each month of this glossy calendar focuses on a different aspect of the school’s recent successes, from academics and research to award-winning performances and films. The headlines and photos reflected a theme of reaching, emerging, connecting, and extending.
Alumni magazine - Dialogue spring 2009
HTML e-mail communications
First-ever alumni and donors e-newsletter
One had never been created prior to my arrival, so I wrote and designed (using Dreamweaver and Photoshop) this ongoing communication.
Arts in the City e-mail invitation
For one of the special student programs I managed, I wrote/designed this e-blast for Chicago Opera Theater’s production of La clemenza di Tito.
The result blurs the line between performance genres, appealing to opera aficionados, musical theatre buffs, and young up-and-comers who just love a great show.
websites and articles
Welcome Admitted Students marketing mini-site
Video profiles of top seniors and their activities
These short interview clips were created for an informational mini-site to persuade admitted students to accept their invitation to the school.
Article and photo slideshow - a journey to Qatar
I traveled to the Middle East with faculty and staff to document the grand opening days of the school’s first international campus.
Article and photo slideshow - historic restoration on campus
Q&A on political parody - from Second City to The Daily Show
video
I was the hands-on creative director for many short “behind the scenes” theater videos, giving audiences a sneak peek at the school’s upcoming shows. Here are three:
A series of jumpcut interviews with artistic director Susan Lee and other choreographers, featuring footage from a new multimedia performance piece
An interview with Goodman Theatre artistic associate Henry Godinez, featuring photos I captured at a dress rehearsal and also costume sketches
A lively interview with director Amanda Dehnert, featuring a first look at the stagecraft behind the magical “flying” sequences